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The glider side.
Twenty-five years ago I sealed the canopy of my LS-6a by wrapping the fuselage side with cellophane and waxed paper, held down with masking tape, and then shot a bead of clear silicone sealant along the canopy sealing surface.Â* Then I locked the canopy down and went away for 24 hours.Â* Upon returning I trimmed the squeeze out inside and out with a razor blade. It was unbelievably quiet inside!Â* A minor problem was that, on really hot days, the silicone expanded enough that locking the canopy was noticeably stiffer.Â* Still not a problem given the benefit.Â* I imagine that in Belgium, there aren't that many days hot enough to do that. On 7/14/2019 5:02 PM, Matt McBee wrote: Dan, did you apply that to the canopy side or the glider side? Matt -- Dan, 5J |
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